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BA or BS +Juris Doctor (JD)

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At a Glance

Study law and acquire the skills to champion justice, drive societal change, and safeguard individual rights. At TCNJ, you have two options for pursuing a law degree: You can choose any major and join TCNJ’s prelaw program, which offers a dedicated prelaw advisor to provide personalized guidance and a range of curricular and extracurricular opportunities, ensuring you’ll be well-equipped to practice law. You can also choose an accelerated/dual-degree program with Villanova University’s Charles Widger School of Law by selecting a participating major at TCNJ.

Accelerated/Dual-Degree Program Options

Get a jumpstart on your future: Accelerated options get you there faster and more affordably through fewer semesters of classes. Dual degrees offer a streamlined path to earning two degrees, often with direct admission to the graduate portion.

TCNJ’s affiliation agreement with Villanova University’s Charles Widger School of Law will put you on the fast track to a successful legal career. This highly selective program allows third-year juniors to select an accelerated 3+3 pathway and spend three years at TCNJ, followed by three years at Villanova. Graduating seniors can select a 4+3 pathway to gain direct entry to law school.

African American Studies + Law, BA/JD

Anthropology + Law, BA/JD

Criminology + Law, BA/JD

Economics + Law, BA/JD

English + Law, BA/JD

History + Law, BA/JD

International Studies + Law, BA/JD

Interdisciplinary Business + Law, BSBA/JD

Philosophy + Law, BA/JD

Political Science + Law, BA/JD

Psychology + Law, BA/JD

Sociology + Law, BA/JD

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies + Law, BA/JD

About Villanova Law

The Charles Widger School of Law is part of Villanova University and is often referred to as “Villanova Law.” Established in 1953 and located in a Philadelphia suburb just 12 miles outside of the city, Villanova Law is approved by the American Bar Association and is also a member of the Association of American Law Schools.